The climate change debate is frequently clouded by extreme claims, sometimes imbued with zealotry, intolerance and denial. Extreme positions, on both sides, can exceed the bounds of intelligent discussion of facts, confusing the real issues and impeding the challenge of […]
In his 2019 book BREAKDOWN: The Pipeline Debate and the Threat to Canada’s Future,[1] Dennis McConaghy argued that, despite the polarization that has emerged in the climate policy debate, Canada “can and must, find a consensus that balances credible and […]
The Global Arbitration Review’s Guide to Energy Arbitrations[1] maintains its heavy publication pace with what is now its fifth edition (2022) published in the midst of continuing challenges in the energy markets relating to the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the […]
A business book tracing the history of a low-profile, Midland, Texas oil and gas company with nary a villain, scandal, or a larger-than-life wheeler-dealer at its center does not sound like the recipe for a spicy page-turner. However, The Wolfberry […]
Regulating Mergers and Acquisitions of US Electrical Utilities provides a unique analysis of the approval of mergers and acquisitions by energy regulators in the United States over the last forty years. There are hundreds of books dealing with the approval […]
Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples — shaped in large measure in the context of resource development projects by the duty to consult — is frequently the predominant dynamic in advancing such projects (particularly energy projects) in Canada. Weaving Two Worlds (subtitled […]